An innovative Safari extension is transforming how you search for information on your iPhone with ChatGPT Search. By embedding ChatGPT directly into your browser, this tool replaces traditional search ...

Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac Safari for iOS has a great feature: Quick Website Search. This lets you search the contents of a single website, using that site’s own built-in search. The clever ...

Apple’s latest iOS release comes with an all-new Safari design that places the address/search bar at the bottom of the screen by default. But you can switch back to the classic iOS Safari design with ...

Apple may be quietly reshaping how you search the web. In a recent antitrust case against Google, Apple's Senior VP Eddy Cue disclosed plans to bring AI-powered search engines directly into Safari on ...

Apple Might Add AI-Powered Results in Safari, Weakening Google’s Search Dominance Your email has been sent Apple is considering adding AI to Safari’s search capabilities, the company’s senior vice ...

Apple’s highly-anticipated software update, iOS 15, finally became available for public download on Monday, Sept. 20. Now that iOS 15 here, you can test out all the new features on your iPhone, ...

CUPERTINO, Calif. — Apple's plan to revamp its Safari web browser by adding AI-powered search options is a big blow to Google, whose shares tumbled as the move could strike at the heart of its ...

If your iPhone is running iOS 18.4, you might have noticed some significant new features, like AI-powered Priority Notifications and seven brand-new emojis. However, one change in particular might be ...

At least one Apple executive expects AI-powered alternatives to Google's search engine will eventually be offered to users of Apple's web browser. Introducing these alternatives and severing consumers ...

Annoyed that Apple moved the address and search bar to the bottom of the screen in mobile Safari without asking you first? We show you how to put it back where it was in just a few steps. I've been ...

The disclosure came from Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior vice president of services, during his testimony Wednesday in the Department of Justice’s lawsuit against Alphabet. Cue was speaking about the two ...